Practical automation for people who run a business from a laptop.
Measured tests of AI tools, with the inputs published. Workflows you can copy this afternoon. Tool breakdowns with the limitations left in.
- Inputs published before the test
- Rubric written first
- Corrections listed, dated
Three moves, in this order.
You do not need to read everything. Pick the move that matches your week.
- 01
Copy a workflow
A working setup for email, invoices, notes or scheduling, with every step written out.
- Setup time stated
- Free tier or trial named
- Where it breaks, listed
- 02
Check what we measured
Before you pay for an AI tool, see how it scored on our fixed inputs.
- Same dataset for every tool
- Score, time and cost reported
- Failures shown, not hidden
- 03
Pick a tool with the caveats
Every recommendation says who it is not for and when we last checked it.
- The problem it solves
- Who should skip it
- Date checked
Trust is a method, not a face.
Lezzwork is faceless by design. What replaces a presenter is a process you can check: the inputs are public before we run anything, the rubric is fixed before we see results, and every check carries a date.
Read the full method- 01
Fixed inputs, published first
Synthetic emails, invoices and notes you can download and re-run.
See the dataset index → - 02
A rubric before results
We define what counts as correct before running anything and never change it afterwards.
- 03
Limitations left in
A test on twenty emails is a test on twenty emails. We say what it cannot tell you.
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